Why We Need a Theology of Technology
Technology is an amoral resource, like money; so how do we steward our technological engagement well?
Technology is an amoral resource, like money; so how do we steward our technological engagement well?
These principles have contributed to healthy board relationships at our church.
Made for More—Shift 1: From More Effort to More Jesus
At the end of the day, we have very little control over the numbers of our ministries, but God still wants to use us.
A few key attitudes are leading to an unbiblical devaluing of regular church attendance.
The way we do church is changing at the speed of technological advancement. Here's how to navigate the complexity of leadership.
Loss aversion is a key reason why people resist change, and understanding the concept is key to the solution.
The way we end the day may be just as important as the way we begin it.
The way we motivate and mobilize volunteers often isn't God's way; fortunately, Paul lays a roadmap in Ephesians.
A healthy marriage plays several pivotal roles in helping us have a gospel-centered life and ministry.